Was just rushing upstairs to call Shazzer with the groundbreaking news that maybe [men] are not the unattainable strategic adversary aliens after all, but just like us.
–Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason
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But yes, we are not the enemy. *I* am not the enemy. At least not of ordinary, law-abiding human beings. Or of those who have any hope, or could be cured of their afflictions.
In point of fact, I am only the enemy of maybe a handful of individuals across the entire globe. But let’s not go into that.
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Ginkgo
12 years ago
Poor Bridget Jones spent a lot of time acting pretty alienated from other women outside her safe little group too, as I remember.
Bah, Bridget Freakin’ Jones. No love.
But yes, we are not the enemy. *I* am not the enemy. At least not of ordinary, law-abiding human beings. Or of those who have any hope, or could be cured of their afflictions.
In point of fact, I am only the enemy of maybe a handful of individuals across the entire globe. But let’s not go into that.
Poor Bridget Jones spent a lot of time acting pretty alienated from other women outside her safe little group too, as I remember.
As much as I hate Bridget Jones’s Diary and every sequel to it, that is quite the pithy phrase.